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Topic: Trying to get a job in Saudi
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 Kikko
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Abu Zakariyyaa Jibrail bin Alfonso
(Anaheim, CA.USA)
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Assalamu alaykum wa rahmatullah wa barakatuhu,
I am a Junior Architect with 4 years experience, mainly in drafting- with AutoCAD 2008- and minor design. I have tutored Math, Spanish, English and other subjects before.
I am an American revert whose main goal, at this moment, is to migrate. I am also interested in learning any information bout what is needed to teach English in Saudi. We are looking to migrate soon.
Would appreciate any information provided. Appreciate your time.
Take care, Jibrail bin Alfonso
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UmmIbrahim Labiba bint Akhteruddin
(Yanbu, Saudi Arabia)
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Waalikum Assalam Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuhu,
Some colleges in Saudi are looking for Math teachers. If you are interested in that then please send your resume and a cover letter to Admin@careeraffiliation.com, and we will see what we can do, and the rest is in Allaah's Hand. Please include all your teaching (tutoring!)experiences.
May Allaah Make it easy for you to make Hijrah.
Barak Allaahu Feek
UmmIbrahim Labiba
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Abu Yoosha Talha Dar
(Ar-Riyaadh, KSA)
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In England the quickest way to get a job teaching English in Saudi is to get a qualification such as a TEFL, CELTA or DELTA. A lot of organisations will take you on with this alone but you can command a better wage if you have a University Degree or Masters (or equivalent in your country).
If possible go and perform Umrah and then use some of this time to research jobs. You may end up getting a job teaching English just by talking to the right people and going through a few interviews.
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07-07-2009 @ 11:39 AM
08-07-2009 @ 3:14 AM